MailCrypts was built around one idea: your inbox is yours. This policy lays out what information we collect, how we use it, and how we keep it protected while you use our encrypted email service. Because we run on zero-knowledge architecture, no one on our end can read your messages, not even us.
Our zero-knowledge design blocks us from ever seeing the contents of your emails or attachments. That said, a few things do reach us:
The information above helps us:
Every message is locked behind AES-256 encryption before it ever leaves your device, and our zero-knowledge setup means we have no way to unlock it, court order or not. We also keep our servers in jurisdictions known for strong privacy protections.
Your personal information is never sold or rented out. There are only a few situations where we'd share any of it:
You can:
We keep cookie use to the bare minimum needed to run the service securely. None of them are there for ad tracking, and you're free to adjust cookie settings through your browser.
MailCrypts servers sit in Switzerland and a handful of other jurisdictions chosen for their privacy standards. Using the service from elsewhere may mean your data crosses borders into these regions, all of which maintain solid data protection frameworks.
MailCrypts isn't built for anyone under 16, and we don't knowingly gather data from children. If we find out we've collected information from a child by mistake, we'll remove it right away.
This policy may change from time to time. Any update gets posted here along with a new "last updated" date, so it's worth checking back occasionally.
Questions about this policy or how we handle your data? Reach us at:
Email: info@mailcrypts.com